News across Greater Kennewick
Art & poetry September 2026
Take a look and enjoy the art and poetry featured in the September 2026 issue of Tumbleweird!
Boots in the Basin: Zine about it!
You have until September 30 to decide what you want to Blue Mountains Forest Plan to be!
SP2026-009 Car Dealership
Applicant has applied to operate a small used motor vehicle dealership from Suite 104 of an existing commercial building within the C-1 (Retail Commercial) zoning district.
PP2026-001 Cherry Bloom Preliminary Plat
to consider a preliminary plat for the development of 122 single-family detached residential lots in two phases.
PP2025-004 Wilson Acres Preliminary Plat
To consider a preliminary plat for the development of 692-single-family detached residential lots in ten phases.
Try something new
"So, ask yourself: What interests me? and find your Sacred Pillars of Truth to support pursuing those things."
“Away for the Day”: What Happens After the Last Bell?
Governor Bob Ferguson visited Pasco last month to speak about his proposal, the “Away for the Day” policy, which would restrict cellphone and other personal…
SEPA2026-024 Critical Areas Ordinance Update
City of Pasco proposes to amend Pasco Municipal Code (PMC) Title 28, Critical Areas, as part of the City’s periodic review and update of its critical areas' regulations.
Red State Blue Resources: A Super PAC that’s playing hardball
"I have no idea if these are going to be effective, but what I do know is that it needs to be done."
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)
"TNR is a helpful way to reduce the community cat population, deliver necessary veterinary care, and hopefully improve their lives."
Trump nominates Pete Serrano for US attorney in western WA
OLYMPIA [Jerry Cornfield] — In an unexpected move, President Donald Trump on Monday nominated Pete Serrano, a former state attorney general candidate from Pasco, to be the next U.S. attorney for the Western District of Washington. Serrano now leads the federal prosecutor’s office…
Ropework politics
"Let’s overthrow the regime, one rope at a time!"